RICHMOND (AP)--Monica Wright and Ashleigh Braxton led a furious fourth-quarter rally that propelled Forest Park to within one victory of its second Group AAA girls' state championship Wednesday with a 64-57 victory over Oakton.

The triumph, the 26th in succession for the 26-3 Bruins, moved them into Saturday's 3 p.m. championship game at VCU's Siegel Center.

Forest Park, ranked No. 3 in the final Associated Press poll, fell behind early in the second quarter and never caught up until Wright, who finished with 20 points, hit a basket with 2:26 left in the game.

RICHMOND--Britne' Rodgers and Megan Masch scored six points each as Princess Anne bolted to an 18-3 lead in the first six minutes and never looked back in cruising past W.T. Woodson 62-47 Wednesday night in the semifinals of the state Group AAA girls' basketball tournament.

The fifth-ranked Cavaliers, now 27-3, will play for the title at 3 p.m Saturday in VCU's Siegel Center against No. 3-ranked defending champion Forest Park, 26-3, which won a regular-season matchup between the two teams by 37-33.

W.T. Woodson's 15-point loss seemed respectable only because the losers staged a 23-8 run in the fourth period after falling behind by 48-24 in the opening minutes of the fourth period.

RICHMOND--Ryan Goings gave Landstown its first lead of the game with 1:06 left and Percy Harvin preserved it at the foul line Wednesday as the unheralded Eagles upended previously unbeaten Wakefield 68-63 in the semifinals of the state Group AAA boys' basketball tournament.

Landstown, 25-4 with victories in its last two starts over No. 1-ranked unbeaten Potomac and No. 3 Wakefield, will play for the state title at 5 p.m. Saturday.

The Warriors, 28-1, who won a state title in 1961 with an unbeaten team, led virtually all the way before finally caving in to the relentless press put on by the Eagles.

RICHMOND--Calvin Baker almost outscored Lloyd Bird by himself in the first half Wednesday night as he led Woodside's defending champion Wolverines to an 80-66 victory in the semifinals of the state Group AAA boys' basketball tournament.

Baker scored 25 of his 32 points in the first 16 minutes as the Wolverines, 29-2, built a 47-26 lead and cruised into Saturday's 5 p.m. title game at VCU's Siegel Center against Eastern Region rival Landstown, whom they defeated 66-63 two weeks ago.

The defeat ended a brilliant career for Lloyd Bird's Tyrese Rice, who fouled out with 3:02 left with 22 points that pushed his career total to 2,328, the most ever by a Group AAA player.